He Bangs The Drums: ‘You Can Drum But You Can’t Hide’ reviewed
❉ Simon Wolstencroft’s memoirs are a Who’s Who of the Manchester indie scene and the stuff Rock n Roll dreams are made of.
book review
‘The Black Archive #9: The God Complex’ reviewed
❉ We review the latest in Obverse Books’ Black Archive series, putting individual Doctor Who stories under the microscope.
‘Faction Paradox: Weapons Grade Snake Oil’ reviewed
❉ Kinetic prose and a cast of unpleasant but fascinating characters adorn Blair Bidmead’s full-length debut novel.
‘The Avengers – Steed & Peel: The Graphic Novel’ reviewed
❉ A collection of eight vintage strips featuring Steed and Mrs Peel, originally published in ‘Diana for Girls’ 50 years ago.
‘Running Through Corridors (Vol. 2: The 70s)’ reviewed
❉ Your hosts Toby Hadoke and Robert Shearman return to cover 11 seasons, 58 stories, four producers and just the two Doctors.
‘All Memories Great & Small’ reviewed
❉ A meticulous look behind the scenes of one of the BBC’s most beloved shows, marking the centenary of James Herriot’s birth.
The ‘Devices’ trilogy reviewed
❉ We review the ‘Devices’ trilogy, a unique urban fantasy political thriller by City of the Saved creator, Philip Purser-Hallard.
‘The (Still) Mad One: The Wife in Space Volume 5’ reviewed
❉ The fifth volume of the Wife in Space travels through the second half of the Tom Baker years.
‘Hip Hop Headphones: A Scholar’s Critical Playlist’ reviewed
❉ James Braxton Peterson’s academic yet accessible, detailed critical reading of hip hop culture. As a Hip-Hop fan, I had always seen room and […]
‘Amy : A Life Through A Lens’ reviewed
❉ A poignant chronicle of the modern-day Ella Fitzgerald, whose every move was captured by the world’s media.